A GENERAL PURPOSE MODEL FOR CONTEXT AWARE BASED FLOOD MONITORING SYSTEM
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https://doi.org/10.11113/jt.v78.8924Keywords:
Context aware, flood monitoringAbstract
One of the natural disasters that often occur is flood. Flood causes many victims both materially and fatalities, especially in poor and developing countries where people are less concerned with the surrounding natural environment. In this research we will build a model for the detection and monitoring system of the flood disaster that will explore the context obtained through the sensor. The model of Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) based flood detection and monitoring system includes four main functional components: physical phenomena, local data, context awareness, and user purposed. The system develop some useful insight information prediction scheme based on contexts and time dependent data models.
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